Assignment 2 final work

so, this is the final work. i just put the logo on the left upper side by copy it from the frist assignment..

Assignment 2 work step 7

After done that, I make the recycle bin just using the rectangle tools and the pen tools to make the arrow there. For the darken area, i use the brushes tool again but this time it is a normal one.

Assignment 2 work step 6

Afterward, i just make the leaves all around the tree branches. i just did random where i put them.

Assignment 2 work step 5

Next, using the brush tool again, I tried to make the leaves. I chose the chalk stroke then double click it to open the dialogue window and press the upword chalk movement. Then i simply just sribble around to make the leaves. same goes with the cloud but it is the normal chalk stroke. this done in third and fourth layer.

Assignment 2 work step 4

After that, using the brush tool, i make the dark side or shadow efffect . i followed the line whe supposed the darken area suppose to be. Also using the brush tool, i make the ground look more ground like.

Assignment 2 work step 2 & 3

For step 2 and tree, i colour the tree bark and the ground by using the paint bucket tools.

Assignment 2 work step 1

First, i trace back the picture to get the tree log like by using the pen tool. I followed the line one by one and very slowly.

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